Student

Lack of evidence is ‘increasingly untenable’ with TEF gaining traction, says funding council

Report attributes decline to UK government trebling tuition fees 

Law students from the University of Warwick have so far been involved in 36 death penalty cases in the US

Institute for Fiscal Studies says George Osborne’s Budget changes will also hit middle-earning graduates by more than £6,000 on average

New national executive committee perceived as being more left-wing

Institutions expected to assess where and how students might be at risk of being drawn into terrorism

You might not think it, but students in the 14th and 15th century could teach today’s cohort a thing or two about tearing up the town, writes Matthew Reisz

Maintenance loan leaves average student £265 out of pocket each month, survey suggests

Increase led by rise of applications from India and growing popularity of STEM subjects

Destination of Leavers from Higher Education study reveals outcomes for 2014 graduates

Human error blamed for issue of statement detailing £12K debt

Graduates looking and applying for jobs earlier in their degrees following fee increase

‘Buoyant market’ leads to unfilled posts

Efforts to reject a consumerist approach to higher education are undermined by unions’ own reliance on money-making activities, a new study claims

Applications from Russell Group graduates – who are more likely to be from wealthy backgrounds – have a better chance of success, commission says

The National Union of Students will not hold a national demonstration against austerity and student poverty this autumn after outgoing president Toni Pearce used her casting vote to block the action